The sharing of sake is one of the oldest traditional Japanese wedding ceremonial customs and is still performed today. The couple takes three ships from each cup starting with the smallest cup and at the conclusion of the wedding ceremony, both families drink a cup of sake to signify, not only the union of the bride and groom, but the unity of two families. This beautiful Japanese wedding custom is called San San Ku Do, which means "three sets of three sips equals nine".
Tray: 13-1/2"L x 6-3/4"W x 3/4"H
Sake pot: 3" in diameter x 3"H (5-5/8"W with spout, 6-3/4"H with handle)
Large red cup: 4-1/4" in diameter x 1-3/8"H
Medium red cup" 3-1/2 in diameter x 1-1/4"H
Small red cup" 3" in diameter x 1"H
100% Made in Japan L9254